- Households in Stavanger can have a separate bin with an orange lid for metal and glass packaging.
- You can order free collection when needed.
- This type of waste can also be delivered at recycling points for glass and metal packaging or at a recycling station.
- Small metal items can be thrown in the residual waste.
- Larger metal items should be delivered to one of IVAR's recycling stations.
Metal waste & packaging
Summary
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What do you sort as metal waste and packaging?
- Cans, jam jar lids, metal tubes for spreads, drink cans without a deposit, and aluminum trays should be sorted as metal packaging. Rinse away any food residue.
- Small metal items like nails, screws, knives, pots, and pot lids, among others, should be thrown in the residual waste.
Where can you deliver metal waste and packaging?
Your own bin for metal and glass packaging
Place metal and glass packaging in your bin with the orange lid. If you don’t have your own bin for glass and metal packaging, you can order one here at no extra cost (page is in Norwegian).
When your bin is nearly full, you can order free collection at hentavfall.no and place it by the roadside before 06:00 on the assigned collection day.
Deliver to a return point
If you do not want your own bin for this type of waste, you can deliver glass and metal packaging at several return points
- Kyviksmarka (underground container)
- Alti Tasta (underground container)
- Amfi Madla (underground container)
- Hillevåg torg (surface container)
- Rema1000 Forus (surface container)
- Hundvågkrossen (surface container)
- Eiganes gravlund (surface container)
- Judaberg recycling station (surface container)
- Hausken recycling station (surface container)
Deliver to a recycling station
You can deliver both packaging and larger items at IVAR’s recycling stations.
Larger items include trampoline frames, bicycles, and charcoal grills. You can also order collection for these items, as bulk waste, at hentavfall.no.
Reusable items
Items that are still usable can be donated or delivered for reuse (page is in Norwegian).
What happens to the metal you sort?
Metal packaging and other metal waste are sorted into different types of metals and sold as raw materials for new products. This could become new metal packaging, bicycles, car parts, rebar, and more.
Sorting other types of waste?
Go to the overview of how to sort and deliver different types of waste in Stavanger.